Endtown by Aaron Neathery for November 21, 2018

Down into the pit below. Hope he’s not claustrophobic.

Let the dysfunction begin. I guess.

Shafted. Wally pulls himself out of the doldrums only to find life is still the pits.

Like that old song ‘Drill ye tarriers, drill’ although in this place they might actually be ‘terriers’

Lord, I’m so tired. How long can this go on?

So they’ve been in Eden colony long enough for Wally to be really involved in whatever underground project that mining crew has been working on, and for Wally to be dismayed that progress on it has been halted. Wally is one to ask questions and seek answers, so we’ll see more of what’s going on. Plans for what, Wally?

My curiosity is piqued.

A steady 9-to-5 gig

a house and home

Wife and kid

This is probably as close to normal we are going to get. Happy for the “family”. ☺

Y’know, with this handwriting, one might take “Flink” to look like something else entirely.

Such is the job of an engineer…….set the plans……get about half way done…..redo the plans…….then everything on hold for a new project……which requires a totally new set of plans. And Wally is the “short” guy on the crew.

Plans aren’t needed for a mining operation. If he were involved with new construction, he would be an architect. I’m thinking he’s part of a crew doing excavating of buried artifacts. Depending on the debris that is burying what is being excavated, new plans and ideas would be a near constant requirement. It would also explain interrupting one project and being called off to another project. Something important has been found.

Tarriers drill the holes to place dynamite to excavate for rail road tunnels. Mostly Irish men.

The job has been put on hiatus. But they’ll be back October 22nd… no, wait….

Workin’ in a coal mineGoin’ down down downWorkin’ in a coal mineWhop! about to slip down